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Hi, I'm running a samba server version 2.2.3a compiled from source. The server has been up running now since august. Now, I've suddenly been hit by a vierd bug. Several files that were opened by NT clients has been corupted. How? THE samba logs has been written into the files!! Obviusly this is a major problem. Has anyone suffered this problem ? Has it been fixed? Tarjei

After installing Command and Conquer The First Decade on my kubuntu desktop I tried command and conquer gold It failed but left my user account unusable. So I halted the system. This saved the unable settings. Basically I had a white screen with no panel and right click wouldn't work. I had to delete that account and start over. Well Wine will still leave my desktop like that after

...> It does not need to be online. i know, but i am short in time > > Also, it is not required to have client and server on different machines > to reproduce this. They can be the same. i tested your telnet sequence with maildir and could not reproduce your report which means nothing corupted > >> did you try install dovecot from scratch with latest sources? > > This is dovecot 2.2.16-1 from Debian unstable, released yesterday, > which is the most recent release I can test. > install from scratch, easy with script Best Regards MfG Robert Schetterer -- [*] sy...

...contain only the root node, i get this error: Error: chunk 21 Error in if (is.leaf[lson]) left <- list(left = x[lson], right = x[lson], : missing value where TRUE/FALSE needed (2) if the rpart object contains further nodes sweave finished fine, but the plot-part contains no tree and "corupted" the tex-document, so a tex2pdf isn't possible. Many Thanks, Christian

You should give us a look at your smb.conf. AFAIK from my very own experience: 3.0.21c somehow behaves different from 3.0.20 with the same smb.conf. Maybe you have to set some values which did not have to be set before. MfG J?rg Nissen ----- Original Message ----- From: "WolverineJR" <jreitwiessner@samson.de> Newsgroups: mailing.unix.samba Sent: Friday, March 10, 2006 9:40 AM

This may not be the answer you''re looking for, but I don''t know if it''s something you''ve thought of. If you''re pulling a LUN from an expensive array, with multiple HBA''s in the system, why not run mpxio? If you ARE running mpxio, there shouldn''t be an issue with a path dropping. I have the setup above in my test lab and pull cables

New to the Samba world. I am getting a control M at the end of line for each file I am transfering to the share from 98/NT machines. Any special things I need to do so this will not happen??????????????

I am running 1.1.beta11 because I was having locking and coruption issues with indexes and mailbox on the latest release version. Some of my previous corrupted indexes caused an issue with 1.1.beta11: Dec 20 21:25:40 ra dovecot: IMAP(bodil at mydomain.com): Raw backtrace: imap [0x47ef81] -> imap [0x47eca6] -> imap [0x42c3bc] -> imap [0x42f201] -> imap [0x42f324] -> imap

nanonyme wrote: > Theoretically speaking: (do not consider this a guide) > If I were to emulate what Windows works like, I'd probably have: > a) One user who owns the global wineprefix and everything inside it is only writable by this user (except userdir inside the "documents and settings" equivalent) (Here be administrator) > b) Each other user has their own

we have several R900 servers with PERC 6/E card in it. Recently it we getting some message on /var/log/message say change to "write back" and change back to "write through". We figure out it is PERC 6/E card battery weak. My questions are: 1. some battery only use one year (some even shorter) and already this problem. 2. How come PERC 5/E does not have this issue? 3.

Am 05.05.2015 um 16:26 schrieb Santiago Vila: > I have just verified with IMAP commands. This is the procedure: > > telnet localhost 143 > > and then type this: > > A0001 CAPABILITY > A0002 LOGIN "bluser" "bluser" > A0003 SELECT "inbox-b" > A0004 EXPUNGE > A0005 FETCH 1:12 RFC822.SIZE > A0006 FETCH 1 RFC822.HEADER > A0007

Hallo, I wonder if cached credentials local logins are expected to work with samba. I have users with notebooks that I want to be domain members. If the notebook is in the wild I want the users to use their profiles (either local or roaming) stored on the notebooks. But once disconnected from the network the users can't login. I found a thread:

Many thanks to Joseph Tam and Steffen Kaiser for pointing me to the logging information that I should have been using in the first place. Now that I have separate log files and debugging information, I'm still at a loss to see why the mail is not being pulled over from the Linux system to the Windows 7 machine. To recap, here is the output from doveconf -n:

All, I understand that ZFS gives you more error correction when using two LUNS from a SAN. But, does it provide you with less features than UFS does on one LUN from a SAN (i.e is it less stable). Thanks, Shawn This message posted from opensolaris.org